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When Ishaan Kolbaker started digging his shell scrape in the rain it may not have been quite what he’d envisaged when he thought of community contribution for the Marlborough region.
Chief of Defence Force Declaration 001/2023 declares members of the armed forces undertaking explosive ordnance disposal operations and training exempt from Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
Cabinet Legislation Committee document LEG-21-MIN-0009.
DFO 35 implements NZDF-wide procedures for responding to reports of civilian harm arising from military activity in situations of armed conflict.
The RNZAF Journal is the professional journal of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, consisting of academically credible articles on air power, intending to serve as an academic forum for the presentation and stimulation of critical thinking, debate and education on air power.
Cabinet Government Administration and Expenditure Review Committee document GOV-20-MIN-0011.
Describes Chief of Army's intent for the New Zealand Army to become a modern, agile, highly adaptive, Light Combat Force to support the NZDF vision of an Integrated Defence Force 2025.
Annex A and B of the Defence Estate Work Programme Paper - timeline and indicative costs for the Defence Estate Work Programme.
The Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) Aide Memoire, was compiled following NZDF responses to three significant domestic disaster events. The booklet captured best practices at the time through lessons learned emerging from the events.
This Defence Assessment explores the links between climate change and security, and how climate change will be a driver for future Defence Force operations, particularly in the South Pacific region. It identifies actions Defence can take as part of a broader New Zealand Government work programme on climate change and sustainability, and underscores the importance of continuing to work with and learn from our Pacific partners in understanding and responding to the intensifying impacts of climate change.